Zebra 3 on Ebay.

oh dear :p

I dont like it.....


although...the spare wheel mounting is a clever idea (obviously the LPG tank takes up the normal spare wheel space)

The nobby amber on the roof and the front bull bar spoil it I like the side bars and I have already used one of those car boot organizers in ours under the left hand rear window that works a treat, as for the stripe if it's not a gran tourino it should not have it!

I like it on the whole, but the bull bar and sports are cat, and the yellow light has to go. Sounds like rich even with his taste in fords does have some good taste in there.

Its a lot of money for a hijet though, and I guess under that paint is filler and rot.

That light looks like a little penis sticking out of its forehead.

I hate those chrome number plate surrounds too. They look so cheap, they drag the high quallity daihatsu product right down to neon washer jet saxo territory .

HighlyJetted wrote:I hate those chrome number plate surrounds too. They look so cheap, they drag the high quallity daihatsu product right down to neon washer jet saxo territory .

You would know more about that than me being from Crewe and all

I like the side bar idea, i may do something similar.

difflock123 wrote:The spare wheel mounting is a clever idea (obviously the LPG tank takes up the normal spare wheel space)

The spare wheel in our van is mounted there too, as I had to remove the hanger from underneath to accommodate my home made exhaust.

rich the mechanic wrote:

HighlyJetted wrote:I hate those chrome number plate surrounds too. They look so cheap, they drag the high quallity daihatsu product right down to neon washer jet saxo territory .

You would know more about that than me being from Crewe and all

Crewe's a classy do pall - but anyway I'm a Macc Lad born and bread for many generations, I come from a long line of coal traders and cage fighters. (only partly true)

Oh dear I was born in the shadow of the crooked spire but bred in east London.

Last time I was in the Cat and Fiddle it was gusting 90mph and the roaring fire dried me out nice.

Not many pubs like the Cat n Fiddle, thank god as no one but sheep can call it local, although it is a vital local service, especially if you get caught out going to and from Buxton when it snows. I love living next to the peak district.

Funny I was thinking about the crooked spire this morning... totally random, twice in one day. I love this old fable:-

"The spire was so shocked to learn of the marriage of a virgin in the church that it bent down to get a closer look. Should this happen again, it is said that the spire will straighten and return to its true position."

Old fables are great but as Chesterfield was the birth town of Jo Guest I on't think it will ever recover fully

Jo's a proper gooden, I'd rod out her drainage any time she called